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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assessed another" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is evaluating or analyzing another person, situation, or object.
Example: "The teacher assessed another student's project to provide feedback and suggestions for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluated another" or "analyzed another".
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When assignments require skills in internet research as part of what is being assessed, another problem arises – a prisoner can never gain full marks.
Robinson, who will become a restricted free agent after the season, was involved in another shoving match and assessed another technical foul in the Knicks' 103-93 victoverover the Hornets Friday night at Madison Square Garden.
Even before it is completed in a year or two (and its use assessed), another, even longer, orbital is being plotted.
The replay showed that Micheel's ball did take a different direction off the face and Micheel was assessed another stroke for a double-bogey 6 on the hole and a round of six-over 77.
Earlier, Utah State had been assessed another technical foul when a roll of tissue was thrown onto the floor.
The referee handed him a technical and a few seconds later, the veteran coach was assessed another one for talking back.
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This study assesses another option: a change in design of wind power plants.
Shop-floor operators can assess another plant's operations and apply what they've learned to their own factories.
We are also currently assessing another option, involving a booster dose, for improving immune response levels".
It is the privilege of history both to be wise after an event and to assess another's actions with the benefit of hindsight.
One Hollywood manager routinely asserts his position while assessing another's place in the pecking order by asking where the other person lives.
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